#It's not 100% safe, there could be security hole using that one. Use at your own risks. I was planning to ask this. I am using mediawiki as a tool to let website owners manage their own content. The site appears as a normal site to everyone else, and only the admins know that it is a mediawiki.
Does this mean that if some hacker found out what my website was made of, he could easily find his way in? Am I making a site that is more easier to hack, as all source is free-ly avaiable for them to find security holes?
On 4/21/05, Ben DeVore ctrlphreak@gmail.com wrote:
from DefaultSettings.php
# User rights # It's not 100% safe, there could be security hole using that one. Use at your # own risks.
$wgWhitelistEdit = false; # true = user must login to edit.
So just put $wgWhitelistEdit = true; in your localsettings.php and only logged in users can edit.
Enjoy, Ben
On 4/21/05, Benjamin FrantzDale frantzdale3i@gmail.com wrote:
I couldn't find this in the docs. We are running an internal wiki and would like to have everyone log in before editing so we can see who made what chnages. Is there a way to do this?
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